Tech Manchester is set to host another ‘Meet the Mentor’ event on 26th February, aimed at supporting tech start-ups.
Following a successful initial event, the initiative seeks to connect budding entrepreneurs with experienced mentors for a productive collaboration.
The initial ‘Meet the Mentor’ event by Tech Manchester proved to be a resounding success, laying the groundwork for further mentorship opportunities. The not-for-profit initiative aims to bridge the gap between start-ups and experienced professionals, fostering growth and development. Patricia Keating, project lead, expressed confidence in the progress already seen among mentees.
She noted significant advancements in both business and personal growth, giving testament to the programme’s efficacy.
Mentoring plays a pivotal role in the start-up ecosystem, providing entrepreneurs with essential guidance from industry veterans.
Patricia Keating pointed out the growing demand for mentors among new businesses, highlighting the critical role such programmes play in the success of start-ups.
The event is designed to facilitate valuable face-to-face interactions between mentors and prospective mentees.
With the backing of UKFast CEO Lawrence Jones MBE, Tech Manchester enjoys vital support to carry out its mission.
The upcoming event is to be held at the UKFast Campus, symbolising a strong partnership that boosts the profile of participating start-ups.
Using resources such as video and PR teams, the partnership aims to elevate the reach and influence of emerging businesses.
Participants will have the chance to meet several potential mentors, each offering unique skills and knowledge tailored to start-up needs.
The format allows entrepreneurs to choose a mentor that aligns with their specific business goals, ensuring a personalised mentoring journey.
Selected mentors will engage in a structured programme with their mentees, lasting from six to twelve months.
Throughout this period, they will work closely to identify and achieve key objectives, fostering long-term business growth.
Patricia Keating highlighted the programme’s focus on creating sustainable developmental paths for start-ups.
Tech Manchester’s initiative is a beacon for the tech community, showing the power of collaboration and mentorship.
The forthcoming mentoring event signals a continued commitment to nurturing start-up growth within Manchester’s tech scene.
Through strategic partnerships and proven mentorship models, Tech Manchester is set to propel even more start-ups towards success.
